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PRICEVILLE — Priceville head football coach Seth Parker has been named the new head coach at Bob Jones high school.The m...
01/09/2026

PRICEVILLE — Priceville head football coach Seth Parker has been named the new head coach at Bob Jones high school.

The move was made official Thursday night at a Madison City school board meeting.

PRICEVILLE — Priceville head football coach Seth Parker has been named the new head coach at Bob Jones high school. The move was made official Thursday night at a Madison City school board meeting. Parker, a Bob Jones alumnus, spent the last two seasons at Priceville, amassing a 10-12 record. He w...

Madalyn Hawkins of Hartselle has been named an Emerging Scholar at Jacksonville State University for the fall 2025 semes...
01/08/2026

Madalyn Hawkins of Hartselle has been named an Emerging Scholar at Jacksonville State University for the fall 2025 semester in recognition of outstanding academic achievement as a dual enrollment student.

JACKSONVILLE, Ala. — Madalyn Hawkins of Hartselle has been named an Emerging Scholar at Jacksonville State University for the fall 2025 semester in recognition of outstanding academic achievement as a dual enrollment student. The Emerging Scholar designation is awarded to high school students who ...

A Morgan County circuit judge sentenced a husband and wife to life in prison on Wednesday for beating their 3-year-old d...
01/08/2026

A Morgan County circuit judge sentenced a husband and wife to life in prison on Wednesday for beating their 3-year-old daughter to the point of hospitalization, telling the man he would have years behind bars to reflect on his actions and criticizing the woman for attempting to conceal the abuse.

A Morgan County circuit judge sentenced a husband and wife to life in prison on Wednesday for beating their 3-year-old daughter to the point of hospitalization, telling the man he would have years behind bars to reflect on his actions and criticizing the woman for attempting to conceal the abuse. Ha...

Harbin and Page will represent Hartselle City Schools throughout the 2025–2026 school year and will be eligible for cons...
01/08/2026

Harbin and Page will represent Hartselle City Schools throughout the 2025–2026 school year and will be eligible for consideration in the Alabama Teacher of the Year program.

Hartselle City Schools has named Macie Harbin and Annie Page as its 2025–2026 Teachers of the Year, honoring the educators whose classroom impact and leadership reflect the district’s commitment to student growth and excellence. Harbin was selected as the district’s Elementary Teacher of the Y...

01/08/2026

Jason Kelce filming at Big Bob Gibson Bar-B-Q today!

01/07/2026
Morgan County restaurant ratings, Dec. 22–Jan. 3. These ratings are provided to the Hartselle Enquirer by the Morgan Cou...
01/07/2026

Morgan County restaurant ratings, Dec. 22–Jan. 3. These ratings are provided to the Hartselle Enquirer by the Morgan County Health Department.

Scooter's Coffee, 1100 U.S. Highway 31 N.W., Hartselle: 84 EL Quetzal Buena Vista, 1504 Central Parkway S.W., Decatur: 86 Kids Station/D & T LLC, 701 Rhodes St. N.W., Hartselle: 90 Trinity Market Inc., 1339 Old Highway 24, Trinity: 90 Chick-Fil-A, 1809 Beltline Road S.W., Decatur: 9...

The National Weather Service is predicting 2 to 3 inches of rainfall beginning Thursday night and extending into Saturda...
01/07/2026

The National Weather Service is predicting 2 to 3 inches of rainfall beginning Thursday night and extending into Saturday, and local authorities are preparing for flooding and flash flooding emergencies across Morgan County.

The National Weather Service is predicting 2 to 3 inches of rainfall beginning Thursday night and extending into Saturday, and local authorities are preparing for flooding and flash flooding emergencies across Morgan County. “The rain will start Thursday night. Right now, it looks like the heavies...

01/07/2026

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01/07/2026

The holidays can be difficult when families are separated, especially when children are involved. This year, however, one family’s reunion came just in time to celebrate together. Dayla Doyle surprised her siblings by making it home for Christmas. With help from her mother, Tracy, and staff at Har...

01/07/2026

"Theo of Golden" By Allen Levi A stranger came to a small town called Golden and stepped into the local coffee shop. The pencil sketches that were hanging on the wall captured his attention. They were of various people that had been patrons of the coffee shop and residents of the t...

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